Stunning drone image of Goldsmith Street, Norwich, it gives you a sense of the sheer scale of this award-winning passivhaus housing development. We are very proud to be part of the team that delivered this ambitious project for Norwich City Council. socialhousing buildbetter offsiteconstruction.
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Self Build In Cork
Rapid Build Social Housing Development
Cygnum Staff Celebrate International Womens Day
Future Build 5th -7th March
Retirement Village – Site Update
Manufacturing Visit – Andrew Carpenter STA
Cygnum CIT Alumi Attend Connect with CIT Event
Thank-you Cork Institute of Technology for another successful Connect with CT event today. What better way to connect with students to talk design construction than our very own CIT Alumni, Architectural Technologists Aine and Kieran who graduated a number of years back. Looking forward to welcoming more CIT Graduates to the Cygnum team soon! connectwithcit, construction,careerpathways alumni.
Supporting the I Wish Seminar with CIF
Great turn out of students attending this year’s @IWish_ie event in Cork city hall which aims to encourage more females into a career in Stem. We are delighted to be supporting the Construction Industry Federation talking to students about Careers in Construction iwish19 BuildingEqualitywomeninconstruction womeninengineering pictured is Bríd Cody from the CIF talking to students.
Fundrasing For SVP
Cygnum employees held their annual fundraising raffle recently and this year our chosen charity was St Vincent De Paul. The charity is the largest voluntary charitable organisation in Ireland. SVP volunteers work tirelessly in their local communities to help combat poverty and help the disadvantaged. Regional Vice President for SVP, Paddy O’Flynn was thrilled with our fundraising efforts and said the money raised would stay local and go towards to help fund education projects.
Presenting the cheque on behalf of Cygnum is M.D. John Desmond to Phil Barry, Head of the Macroom branch. Also pictured is SVP’s Regional Vice President Paddy O’Flynn with Cygnum employees Heber Mc Mahon and Ian O’Regan.










